Evidence-Based Medicine for Infectious Diseases 180 Questions

Author: Yan Qingli
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: To facilitate infectious disease doctors working at the frontline of clinical practice to consciously implement evidence-based medicine, efficiently and selectively obtain patient-centered clinical research evidence during their limited time, and update their knowledge at any time, this book searches, summarizes, and organizes 180 new evidence-based medicine articles in the field of infectious diseases from sources such as the Cochrane Library database of the international Cochrane Collaboration, the Chinese Evidence-Based Medicine Center, and Medline. In the form of Q&A, it is organized into five topics: General, Viral Diseases, Treatment of Viral Hepatitis, Bacterial Diseases, and Parasitic Diseases, aiming to establish an authoritative database for systematic reviews of infectious disease prevention and treatment methods and clinical controlled trials. This book is expected to serve as a clinical reference book for infectious disease clinicians, medical science and technology personnel, medical students, graduate students, health management personnel, and pharmaceutical researchers to understand evidence-based medicine and use it as a ready reference at any time.

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